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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
5
Commentary from the Maui Times and others weighs Hawaii's development, sugar industry, and antiforeign sentiment. The piece argues for road improvement, education value, and prudent use of public funds, urging voters to show intelligence and support local industry over foreign investment while noting sugar prices and bond concerns.
A cropped, archaic letter questions civic patriotism and loyalty, lamenting a perceived lack of support for the city and its interests. The fragment hints at public criticism and a demand for accountability among residents deemed unpatriotic.
The fragment describes an interview attributed to Bishop Hughes, criticizing truth suppression and enthusiasm, noting he departed on a steamer and reflecting on friends’ likely reactions had he remained present. The text is incomplete and references speculative sentiments.
An item describes a Pieburg benefactor visiting the Academy of Natural Bet with a vast bird collection. He exclaims that the thousands of preserved birds and the exhibit are among America’s finest, noting the immense value and public interest in the elaborate avian display.
The text suggests concerns over defense spending, urban mobility, and regulatory aims to slow average speeds to protect pedestrians. It mentions foreign investment funding plans for building passenger rail or buses and questions whether investors migrate funds to boost other regional progress, including Hawaii links.
Solaneky Ruslan, known as Solansky, was sentenced by United States Judge Robertson to twenty four hours imprisonment and a fine for quarantine violation. The judge indicated the sentence may imply deeper implications for Russian detainees and their treatment in U S courts.
An incident unfolds as a crowd of about 1200 watches a tense confrontation in a paddock. A man reacts violently, others intervene, and a narrative of mistaken death and escape unfolds amid chatter about property sales and untold motives.
A sulphur fire broke out aboard the Norwegian steamer Ryda replacing the Iron Dracos near a hatch. The blaze spread to other cargo but was contained by the crew and aft crew, causing no damage to the remainder of the freight. The incident occurred noon today as the ship arrived in port, with minor cargo loss and no injuries reported.
Freight tally shows 1217 tons general goods for Honolulu in transit 815 tons for Port Allen and 4 shipments totaling 130 008 feet of lumber. An additional 361 tons freight will remain at Kahulint if the steamer goes to Hilo 151 tons and 1680 feet would be discharged.
The Eastern sugar market remains firm with March and April futures at 141 and 148, May at 6i, and Amenet at 149. The note describes renewed arguments over long standing contracts, with refiners pressing constraints while trade participants hesitate to commit more supplies. Prices hold at 5.26e and related figures, with bulletin office contacts listed.
Dr af Oyama of Walluku Sauki married the daughter of Mr Murakami a prominent Japanese merchant. The ceremony was at the Mochtanki Club Waihi officiated by Rev Imamura. The newlyweds and guests dined at dawn then plan to sail to Watsuku aboard the Claudine next Friday.
The readable fragments describe a tense encounter with a storekeeper named Sheldon and a figure advancing cautiously near security. The text hints at a violent event and muffled report details, but the source is incomplete and obscured by garbled OCR.
The Lion and the Mouse was staged to Holtohulu patrons by the McRwe Btork Company. Performers Laure Hodson Morrison Royal and Edith Milcott impressed, with strong support from John Narkett Ryder and others. The troupe promises further showings tonight and tomorrow. Also notes Marshall Darrach recital Thursday at Alexander Young Hotel with tickets $2.00 to $1.60.
A period editorial urging Russians to seek work in self defense as government aid ends, noting the need to act promptly and no longer rely on the government, reflecting wartime rhetoric from the Times editorial page.
Stocks traded with limited breadth and modest interest this morning. Prices were firm on some issues with small volumes, including Onomea at 65 and Ouba Railway at 144.75, while Hawaiian Commercial hovered near 42.00 with dividends totaling 133540 distributed.
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